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-202— <br />Motion by Commissioner Van Scoy and seconded by Commissioner Trites Rolle to recommend <br />that City Council adopt findings of fact to support approval of the Applicant's request for a <br />rezoning of Outlot B, Amber Ridge from R -2 Residential to R -1 Residential. <br />Motion carried. '•Voting Yes: Chairperson Nixt, Commissioners Brauer, Van Scoy, Levine, <br />Cleveland, Trites Rolle, Hunt. Voting No: None <br />Motion by Commissioner Van Scoy and seconded by Commissioner Hunt to recommend that <br />City Council adopt an ordinance to rezone Outlot B, Amber Ridge from R -2 Residential to R -1 <br />Residential, contingent upon approval of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment and preliminary <br />plat approval. <br />Voting Yes: Chairperson Nixt, Commissioners Brauer, Van Scoy, Levine, <br />Cleveland, Trites Rolle, Hunt. Voting No: None <br />Request For Preliminary Plat and Preliminary Site Plan Approval of Skyline <br />Motion carried. <br />Case #4: <br />"kornte" case 'o SrOrnarWers;° LC <br />Case # Request for Comprehensive Plan Amendment; case of MN Skyline Paners, <br />LLC <br />ues a r e r t y o? <br />Case # Fr <br />: ��� ° ..,..,.r <br />Public Heari <br />Chairperson Nixt called the public hearing for the preliminary plat, comprehensive plan <br />amendment and rezoning to order at 7:55 p.m. <br />o. R entire P <br />p menf• ca <br />Presentatfd <br />With respect to the preliminary plat and preliminary site plan, Associate Planner Dalness stated <br />that the subject property is located on the southwest corner of Alpine Drive and County Road #5 <br />(Nowthen Blvd. N.W.), and consists of 17 ac � e s�es. Ms <br />proposed <br />b Dalnes proceeded to mix <br />view the <br />bungalow (detached townhomes) and attached to <br />results of the Traffic Generation Analysis prepared by Bolton & Menk. She stated that 70% of <br />the traffic would utilize exit the neighborhood from 151st and 30% of traffic Alpine. o She al o <br />noted that the traffic numbers did not include the <br />established peak hours. Ms. Dalnes stated that density transitioning is also an on -going concern. <br />Ms. Dalnes noted that there is a 6 acre wetland that will be encumbered with drainage and utility <br />easement; a wetland buffer will also be provided and a. trail constructed adjacent to the wetland <br />but outside the buffer area. The Tree Preservation Plan indicates that 60% of the trees will be <br />preserved. The changes made to the site plan since the Planning Commission reviewed the <br />sketch plan consist of the following: 1) a second access was obtained at Alpine' Drive N.W.; 2) <br />density was reduced from 6.5 to 5.2; 3) drainage plan has been revised to accommodate 151 <br />Planning Commission /July 10, 2006 <br />Page 4 of 14 <br />